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Alan Titchmarsh goes back to school

ShareThisThe TV gardener wows the crowds at one of Prince Charles' favourite schools, reports Jake Wallis Simons
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Alan Titchmarsh goes back to school

ShareThisThe TV gardener wows the crowds at one of Prince Charles' favourite schools, reports Jake Wallis Simons.
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The best food is neither cheap nor chips

ShareThisAs prices rise, we must change our wasteful habits and clear out our overstuffed fridges, says Laura Sandys.
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Vanilla crisis could force up price of ice cream

ShareThisThe price of ice cream could be forced up this summer by 10 per cent after a crisis in the global crop of vanilla pods, experts warned last night.
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Vanilla crisis could force up price of ice cream

ShareThisThe price of ice cream could be forced up this summer by 10 per cent after a crisis in the global crop of vanilla pods, experts warned last night.
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Seaweed toast is same as half an hour on treadmill

ShareThisBreakfasting on a slice of bread baked with ground-up seaweed could help burn more calories than half an hour on a treadmill, according to new research
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Celebrity butcher Jack O'Shea escorted from Selfridges in foie gras row

ShareThisAn award winning butcher at Selfridges, the department store, has been marched out of the building afer being filmed selling 'under the counter' foie gras to customers if they used the codename "French fillet".
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Fishermen angry at European Union decision to reduce number of days at sea

ShareThisBritish fishermen condemn EU deal which will keep boats tied up in port for longer than ever, even though they will be allowed to catch more fish overall.
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EU: Britain's fishermen can catch more fish, but at a price

ShareThisBritain's fishing fleet will be allowed to catch bigger quotas, although it faces fewer days at sea under a new European Union deal hailed as "the best possible" for the industry.
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The fresh face of farming

ShareThisA new breed of young farmers is creatively seizing an opportunity and supplying premium produce to specialist markets